Canada’s economic immigration system has received high praise in a new OECD report, which commended it as a widely perceived “benchmark” and “role model” for the rest of the world.
The report is part of a series of reviews focusing on the labour migration policies of different countries. It was authored by Thomas Liebig, a senior migration specialist with the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, who officially released the report on Aug. 13 in Toronto accompanied by federal Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen.
